Revolution Business
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Miriam could hear the questions tumbling over and over in her head: The silence was so loud that it roared. And now, the talk, Miriam thought, keyed up and tense. It had to come to this sooner or later… "You said you wanted to talk," Brill said into the abrupt emptiness that flooded the car's interior as she turned off the ignition. She studied Miriam in her mirror, carefully avoiding eye contact.
"Yes, yes I did." Miriam opened her door. "Do you have time to come in?" "Of course." Brilliana... looked as if she were walking on eggshells. "I imagine this must be hard to adjust to." "That's the least of it." Miriam held her tongue as they entered the lobby and walked to her door. "Come in." Brill had rented a suite for her; Miriam took the sofa, and the younger woman perched on the armchair opposite. For a few seconds they stared at each other in silence. Finally, Brill cracked. "It's hard, isn't it?" "Yes." Miriam kept her eyes on her. "I have three questions, Brill." "Three?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miriam could hear the questions tumbling over and over in her head: The silence was so loud that it roared. And now, the talk, Miriam thought, keyed up and tense. It had to come to this sooner or later… "You said you wanted to talk," Brill said into the abrupt emptiness that flooded the car's interior as she turned off the ignition. She studied Miriam in her mirror, carefully avoiding eye contact.
"Yes, yes I did." Miriam opened her door. "Do you have time to come in?" "Of course." Brilliana... looked as if she were walking on eggshells. "I imagine this must be hard to adjust to." "That's the least of it." Miriam held her tongue as they entered the lobby and walked to her door. "Come in." Brill had rented a suite for her; Miriam took the sofa, and the younger woman perched on the armchair opposite. For a few seconds they stared at each other in silence. Finally, Brill cracked. "It's hard, isn't it?" "Yes." Miriam kept her eyes on her. "I have three questions, Brill." "Three?
What to read after Revolution Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stross to read onlineMoreLess
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